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i cant help ya much as i dont tow stuff with mine.. but i can tell ya ive seen posts about this subject. a simple search for towing should bring up quite a few answers to hold you over until someone can respond.
http://elcaminocentral.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=search
Just about everything you want to know can be found with the search feature, but the most critical thing to remember is the effect of a towed object on the light weight rear end of the Elky. The rear end can be easily pushed around by a towed object. The heavier the towed object, the easier for the rear end to be pushed around. Even a relatively light object being towed will put you into a skid if you brake much in a curve. Until you experience it, you have no idea how scary it can be. _________________ 86 caballero, 350 cid, TH350C
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